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5 Classic Neologisms Invented By or About Dr. Seuss I.
Dr. Suessinize it: Turn a writing piece into a creative, silly rhyming poem.
II. Everything is so Cat in the Hat: The situation is very chaotic.
III. Nook: Someone who is very confused, such as a person with a hook on
his head, and a book on the hook entitled “How to Cook.” (See One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.)
IV. Nerd: A “comically unpleasant person.” (See If I Ran the Zoo.)
V. Crunk: 1. A music genre developed from southern hip hop and dance
music. a. 2. A combination of crazy and drunk. (See Marvin K. Mooney, Will You Please Go Now?)
Dr. Suessinize it: Turn a writing piece into a creative, silly rhyming poem.
II. Everything is so Cat in the Hat: The situation is very chaotic.
III. Nook: Someone who is very confused, such as a person with a hook on
his head, and a book on the hook entitled “How to Cook.” (See One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.)
IV. Nerd: A “comically unpleasant person.” (See If I Ran the Zoo.)
V. Crunk: 1. A music genre developed from southern hip hop and dance
music. a. 2. A combination of crazy and drunk. (See Marvin K. Mooney, Will You Please Go Now?)
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